jarpineh

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   by jarpineh 5y ago

   Thank you. I went through its GitHub repo for docs. It seems I need to dig a bit deeper perhaps. How to get started with my Parquet files isn’t immediately obvious. I assume Python bindings would talk through gRPC. I could use gRPC directl
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   by jarpineh 5y ago

   Hi. Is it possible to use Datafusion remotely, likea query service? Perhaps using Arrow Flight? I would like to query data with different clients. Python in Jupyter, straight to browser and perhaps even something like Nu shell. This way eac
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   by jarpineh 5y ago

   I wonder if Instagram being big Django site has driven Cinder development? What sort of impact Cinder has on their Django workloads? Regular models, views, ORM stuff can be fairly generic. Did they need to change Django to better benefit fr
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   by jarpineh 5y ago

   Here goes: https://github.com/dainiusjocas/lucene-grep/issues/84 I realize some relatively obscure Finnish stemmer and Lucene with GraalVM aren't exactly a common use case. I did some testing and provide
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   by jarpineh 5y ago

   Wow. This is nice. I can see putting it to use with csv and json with gron or something. I don’t have that much markdown to search, but having a tool be just there in the shell might change that. I see they have enabled Snowball stemmers. I
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   by jarpineh 6y ago

   Most excellent! We use Uwsgi in production with Django. I have often wondered why it isn’t more known. There’s support for many runtimes and features for larger scale. Only thing that’s hard is setting up configuration for your use case. Pe
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   by jarpineh 6y ago

   This looks interesting. What is the service runtime controller in Piku? Is Piku mainly about configuring and controlling Nginx which directs Uwsgi that in turn runs app runtimes? Also, does the k3s setup have publicly available provisioning
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   by jarpineh 6y ago

   Incidentally, I was just looking at Mac M1 mini display support. I have LG UltraFine 4K USB-C and 5K display port (not the LG one) monitors. M1 can support 5K only through USB-C. This leaves me with HDMI to USB-C so that LG too can be conne
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   by jarpineh 6y ago

   If that were the case there could be an option to set this on browser basis, using the usual cookies and local storage. Dark mode is not (just) a theme. It's about accessibility. Its benefits vary by time of day and screen in use. Also
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    by jarpineh 6y ago

    Yes, this is very unfortunate decision. Same that Stackoverflow chose to do. I am liable to call this dark pattern... There’s no technical reason for this that I can think of. Guess our usage data locked in is that much more profitable.
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    by jarpineh 6y ago

    Good thing this came about. I looked through various JS frameworks for web components a year or so back. I now can't remember did I find Solid had web component support then. I see it has this support now, with Solid Elements. I rememb
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    by jarpineh 6y ago

    I'll add my grateful thanks. Rich has already become my go-to tool for various Python stuff. I use these days Code's Python file with notebook cell comments. With this I can use console and Jupyter Notebook style rendering depend
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Thank you. I'll be sure to check ModalEdit. Since VS Code is so easy to extend I guess I'll just have to find what things to copy over from Kak. Since Kak can be used as a server also ( https://github.com/mawww&#x2F
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Thanks. There's also https://github.com/reykjalin/kakoune-mode which sends input from VS Code to Kakoune and shows its output back within Code. I haven't tested it yet, though.
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Well, this certainly looks interesting. You mean I could use ModalEdit as a basis to bringing Kakoune like selection behaviour to VS Code as long as I'm willing to configure it? I have played with Kak, but Code's extensions are ea
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    I was checking quick open actually for its possible extensions. It does mention /s to "run script" but didn't find it mentioned in the docs. I'm looking to get: - switch layout and run server/compile start comm
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Thank you! Just what I was wishing for. Now I wonder if I could make Sublime Text / VS Code style command palette within iTerm... Probably requires Python shell script as front. I didn’t yet find mention of custom dialogs or the like i
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    I’ve been using betas for a while now. Update check don’t seem to notice new releases so I was running old version for longest time before I noticed. Speaks to beta cycle’s stability. iTerm is one app that is always on and in use. Especiall
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Yes. Now I can finally script shell and terminal colors changes for day/night/late night. Tmux and status bar control API should let me get all the magic out of Zsh prompt.
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Ah ok. Great to hear!
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    by jarpineh 7y ago

    Yes, the release I've been waiting for. I started to dabble with Svelte v2 right before coming of v3 was announced. Are web component going to happen with v3? I am trying to combine Python server app with Svelte enhanced HTML and got g
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Well, yes, but this kind defeats transient nature of data moving through pipe. Testing and debugging and operating on pipe based processing benefits from close feedback cycle. I’d rather keep that as much as possible.
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    I recently came across Ramda CLI's interactive mode [1] It essentially hijacks pipe's input and output into browser where you can play with the Ramda command. Then you just close browser tab and Ramda CLI applies your changed code
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Thank you for your response. If the subject is interesting/useful I don’t believe forum software matters that much to us users. All those that you mentioned would work fine, I’d say. Notification issues I have tried to solve with Bette
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Yes. I was just trying to learn Hammerspoon. This is more familiar language and has an IDE to boot. 7 days for trial isn’t that much for productivity app. Then again its only 8 dollars or so. I wish there was repository or discussion forum
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Huh. That's interesting. I remember reading Wired article about Jini as a pudding programmer and thinking "Yes, this can't happen soon enough". And I can still continue thinking... Article is from 1998 and mentions (amon
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    This does sound like Ansible does not make it easy to control it from pure Python. It looks an ingenious way to get around it. I came across this Python wrapper around Ansible yesterday: http://suitable.readthedocs.io/en&#x2
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Hi, and thank you. It works well. Example play books already contain the basics I'd need for my playbooks. Could you perhaps elaborate how the kernel directs Ansible? Also, is there any difference between local and remote Ansible runs?
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    I have been making Jupyter notebook for managing our container environment. Some work is still only possible through Ansible, so I've been wondering how to integrate that. Well, I need not wonder no more! This looks very promising: * a
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    by jarpineh 8y ago

    Thank you for your response. This Left and Right declaration style was a new one for me. Also, homogeneous map wasn't exactly a familiar concept. I don't remember meeting these when learning TypeScript and dabbling with Elm. I fea